Brothers Won’t Break: The Cribs Interviewed
[Clash] The band break new ground on an excellent, often revealing, new album… For the Jarmans, home is where the heart is. Growing up in Wakefield, the ex-mining city with a sculpture park and a charming reputation for world-class forced rhubarb, the three brothers manufactured a distinct anti-establishment strain of indie that they set free ...
Kathleen Edwards on Her Latest Album, ‘Billionaire’ on World Cafe
[NPR] You never know how you’re going to react to good news. When Kathleen Edwards got an email back from Jason Isbell‘s manager, she wasn’t expecting Isbell to offer to produce her new album, Billionaire. “Well, I burst into tears,” she says. Today, Edwards joins World Cafe to perform songs from that new album. Plus, she talks about how working with Isbell ...
Watch Jason Isbell & Drive-By Truckers Reunite for “Hell No, I Ain’t Happy” on Colbert
[Brooklyn Vegan] By Andrew Sacher As promised, Jason Isbell reunited with his former band the Drive-By Truckers for the first time since leaving the band in 2007 to perform on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on Tuesday night (12/2). They played “Hell No, I Ain’t Happy” to help celebrate the new “definitive” reissue of 2003’s Decoration Day (the first DBT album that Isbell ...
William Tyler Gathers a Wealth of Friends at The Blue Room
[Nashville Scene] The ace musician and pals continue their Friendsgiving jam tradition and celebrate Tyler’s recent LP ‘Time Indefinite’ By Katherine Oung From the stage awash in green and yellow spotlights at The Blue Room at Third Man Records on Saturday, Nashville multihyphenate musician William Tyler suggested that the crowd take a seat on the floor. “This isn’t church,” ...
